Those who work in the maritime industry faces numerous challenges, one of the most significant being crew fatigue. Fatigue among seafarers is a pervasive issue that can compromise safety, increase the likelihood of human error and elevate the risk of maritime...
A back injury on the docks of Long Beach or carpal tunnel syndrome in a San Francisco office will need workers' compensation. The law you'll need depends on your job. Maritime workers get federal benefits through LHWCA, while most California workers follow state...
Many maritime employees in California work on the open ocean. Cruise ships, fishing vessels and countless container ships travel the waters along the California coastline. However, many maritime professionals also work inland as well. Technically, maritime rules also...
There is no tool more vital to commercial fishing than your own two hands. Whether you are working with nets, winches or processing equipment, a serious hand injury can destroy your career and your ability to provide for your family. If you have suffered a severe hand...
Life at sea is an adventure, but it also comes with its own set of challenges. The vast ocean, the isolation and the unique demands of maritime work can all take a toll on mental health. In this blog, we'll explore practical steps maritime companies can take to...
